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Girara: an interface library
(pwmt.org)
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Rust is mostly safety
(graydon2.dreamwidth.org)
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Shameless self plug: I wrote https://github.com/awalGarg/cv-maker/ which generates the resume in markdown. From there, you can convert it with pandoc to basically whatever you want. It is not much polished yet, th
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Async/Await arrives in FireFox
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When I click "Try Now", I get a modal to signup. Is there something specific about this tool that requires signing-up first? Why can't we access it as is? (I understand some reasons, but I feel they don't apply when you
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Hi. I am a paper guy too. Until this thing hits the market wide, gets lots of positive reviews and has its costs reduced, does anyone have tips for managing lots of real paper? I feel like some organization tricks could help ease dealing wi
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Moving the terminal cursor
(ddfreyne.github.io)
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One not-so-unrelated thing I really love about linux is that the "configuration" for just about every application is stored in plain-text files, mostly in the user's home directory. Which means we can use git to version contr
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Show HN: Tap curl in your editor before it gets to sh
(github.com)
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Is intuition in programming important to you?
(vermillionazure.com)
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10y ago
So... just about the touchbar and not this particular project: The touchbar is on the keyboard, almost perpendicularly (and many times at an obtuse angle) opposite to the screen. So I have to move my head up and down all the time. This is n
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10y ago
Note that async functions always return native promises. So if you like your fast or sugary promise libraries, you can't make async functions return those promises. You are stuck with the native promises, which, as of now, are pretty
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10y ago
From the comments section of the top-voted answer: > Something you didn't mention: when a Google-car goes around taking pictures for StreetView it also maps the location and all wifi networks name. So taking a new router with a new
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10y ago
Whoops! Fixed: https://github.com/awalGarg/hn-personal-stats/commit/d629a7d... Thanks.
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Show HN: Your personal Hacker News comment statistics
(github.com)
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10y ago
There is hyperscript which is a bit more "mature": https://github.com/dominictarr/hyperscript#example There is virtual-hyperscript which ports the above to virtual-dom: https://github.com/Matt
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10y ago
I have been using fish as my primary shell for a while and it is pretty good. The development pace is pretty good, happens on Github, bugs are fixed pretty quickly and PRs merged in ASAP. I do recommend having a POSIX compliant shell instal
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Why Void Linux?
(troubleshooters.com)
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> > Websites with hardware access? > the alternative? [...] install a native app which aren't nearly as well sandboxed right now (Windows, Mac, Linux). err, the sandboxing works because web APIs don't already expose thi
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Government of India: Free and Open Source Software
(meity.gov.in)
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You can save one character by doing this: (x=0)=>_=>++x the underscore is another variable but a single variable does not require parenthesis. So instead of two chars for the two parens, you use a single char for a single letter varia
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10y ago
The site is powered by Wordpress, which, to the best of my knowledge, can work only with MySQL. Now that is very meta.
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10y ago
This would be a little offtopic for this thread, but anyone knows if there is an example of using TypeScript with Node only as a typechecker (like flow)? Recently it was in news that TypeScript can understand JSDoc annotations - so I was wo
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If you use some style injector plugin (like stylish), you can add this for that page: #seckit-noscript-tag { display: none; } and it works fine... (or you can remove the matching div from the web inspector if you are using a browse
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Nice, good job! :) Would you like to share since how long you have been learning to code and how's your experience been?
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I am gonna sound like the devil's advocate here, but I'd take the risk: He didn't intend to do anything malicious. He wasn't on drugs. Wasn't going to kill or rob anyone. He was maybe simply playing a mischievous ki
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10y ago
Duplicated posts? I guess this could be merged with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12135840 - both are presently on the front-page :|
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10y ago
Oops, fixed, thanks!
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awalGarg
10y ago
I think the current "rating system" is basically number of github stars. Not sure if I am actually happy with that, or even want a better version at all.
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Show HN: Machine learning app to guess if you like a color or not
(github.com)
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10y ago
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